Blog posts from around the country
San Gorgonio Chapter
September 4 Chapter MeetingSpeaker: Steve FreersTopic: San Bernardino County Museum, 2024 Orange tree Lane, RedlandsThe meeting starts at 7:30 p.m.
Alabama Chapter
Rhodes and Haffenden found close to thirty Least Terns eggs placed in a circle in the sand, taken from their nests to make room for a volleyball game—clearly the work of humans.
Ohio
The Ohio Division of Forests (DOF) has just released their state forest work plan and is proposing extensive APV trails in the Shawnee and Zaleski State Forests.
Lone Star Chapter
Huge victory: DC Court says EPA can no longer delay the Chemical Disaster rule! Texas is #1 in chemical plants subject to this ruling.
Virginia Chapter
CONTACT
Kelsey Crane, Conservation Program Coordinator, Sierra Club Virginia Chapter
(703) 438-6246, kelsey.crane@sierraclub.org
Toiyabe Chapter
Nevada voters will face two ballot initiatives this November regarding renewable energy. Each will have enormous impact on the future of renewable energy in Nevada, but not in the same ways. We have received many questions about the difference…
Toiyabe Chapter
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Join the Sierra Club Toiyabe Chapter as our AmeriCorps Engagement Coordinator. Reach out to northern Nevada communities around our goals to create clean air & water, healthy communities and…
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Today, there are two main types of recycling systems. Source separation, used in Berkeley, collects paper and containers separately. Single stream, used in most other Bay Area cities, mixes paper and containers all in one cart, with machines and…
San Francisco Bay Chapter
Founded in 1986, and now in our 32nd year, the San Francisco Bay Chapter Gay and Lesbian Sierrans (GLS) was the Sierra Club’s first gay and lesbian activities section, and we continue to be one of the largest in the country. Over the past…